Brand: True Blue Gun Lubricants
Model: GL816-2
Purpose: Deep cleaning and degreasing; formulated to break down heavy carbon, copper, and lead deposits. Ideal for soaking parts or use in ultrasonic cleaners.
Protects: Non-corrosive and safe for all surfaces, including delicate finishes, plastics, and wood, when diluted as directed.
Dispenser Type: Pour bottle (standard cap).
Cleaner Material: Full synthetic, water-based concentrate; non-toxic, biodegradable, and odorless.
Volume: 16 oz (Concentrate).
Quantity: 1 Bottle.

Features

The True Blue Cleaner Concentrate is a powerful, versatile solution designed for deep firearm cleaning and maintenance. Formulated to break down carbon, fouling, and residue, this concentrate delivers effective results while allowing you to customize strength for different cleaning tasks. It’s ideal for shooters who want a flexible, cost-efficient solution for maintaining multiple firearms. Designed for dilution, this concentrate can be mixed to suit everything from light maintenance to heavy-duty cleaning. The 16oz bottle provides extended use, making it perfect for frequent shooters or high-volume cleaning sessions. Whether you're cleaning parts, barrels, or complete firearms, True Blue Cleaner Concentrate offers reliable performance and long-lasting value.

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